5 Things to Make You Feel Like an Eagle in Posting The Moon

Release The Moon discusses a thoughtful story about a possible future – for which Earth's resources have been used. Set in the middle of the 21st century, the game sees players embark on a unified journey as they become the last star of Earth to the moon, when mankind has established a harvesting colony and used a powerful isotope: Helium 3. The colony provided the Earth with power, but remained silent. It is up to you to find out what happens to the colonists and restore the distribution of power to Earth!

We are very excited to see it Release The Moon stand up on Xbox One and Xbox Game Pass today! Here we look at five things that make you feel like you're a real conspiracy in the game.

Opens Your Rocket

An astrologer needs a ship to toss himself to the end of a vast space. A fun and reliable space to ensure a safe trip. Release The Moon did you say: former World Space Agency agencies have come together to combine the materials and fuel needed to be sent to the moon. All you have to do is set up a launch, launch an orbital entry arm, share a hydrogen burnoff system, and more…

Pulling Your Ship

Stars and planets roam the skies in what appears to be slow and majestic dancing. But looks can be deceiving. Earth and moon pass through space at great speeds. Careful precision is required to safely land your ship at Pearson Space Station, which provides a lunar pass for the moon.

It meets Zero Gravity

Faced with the moon through a large space lift, the Pearson Space Station is a large center where astronomers need to wander in succession. Everything is floating here. Freedom of movement at six degrees takes time to adjust, but the experience is well worth it.

Hearing Sound In Vacuum

The sound consists of mid-range motion. In the world, we used to hear noises in the air, walls and even water, or hit the road with hallways and refrigerators. However, on the moon, there is no sound air to travel through. The only vibration you will hear, is the vibration that passes directly to the ground or the objects you touch in your suit. There, it brings a breeze to your waist as you travel, which translates to sound – but it's different than what is common in the world.

Exploring the Lunar Surface

One small step for man, one big step for mankind: Follow in the footsteps of Neil Armstrong as you step into the distant part of the moon to accomplish your mission. Use your moon rover to navigate the environment and restore the column of the moon to an active state.

If you ever wanted to hear what it would be like to be a real life expert, you can always jump on it Release The Moon on Xbox One and Xbox Game Pass starting today!